The Hives
Ergonomics in apiculture: A case study based on inspecting movable frame hives for healthy bee activities
... type hives constructed of wood and/or high density polystyrene with modifications including lifting ...the hives to ensure sufficient space for the bees to move. The hives are untreated hoop pine that ...
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Survey on Traditional Beekeeping and Honey Production in Biu and Its Environs, North – Eastern Nigeria
... made hives and this been practiced by men being the majority and fewer women involved in this kind of farming (Animal Husbandry), it provides essential food, nutritional and medicinal values, help in health care ...
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Population of Pups and Food Reserves in Hives of Melipona Beecheii Rational Bennett as Basic Factors for their Health
... In Mexico yields 600 ml of honey per hive (Carrillo, 1998) was reached, while in Costa Rica the average was 151 ml studying 19 colonies before the nectar flow and to quantify the biological reserves of the species ...
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Honey production systems (Apis mellifera L ) in Kaffa, Sheka and Bench Maji zones of Ethiopia
... traditional hives, this result is in agreement with SOS Sahel ...bait hives becomes less than 40 percent. Furthermore, the hives probably get occupied very late when the flowering of the area about ...
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SURVEY OF MANAGED F. (APIDAE: HYMENOPTERA) POPULATION IN GALIAT, MURREE AND ISLAMABAD
... bee hives were ...3 hives from which 3-5 kg honey was obtai- ned ...per hives obtained annually. They smoke the hives for obtaining ...
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Comparison of Traps Collecting Propolis by Honey Bees
... Most of the methodology used to collect propolis, comes from practical knowledge and techniques used by bee-keepers, but because of the wide range of variation those techniques are not comparable. The most commonly used ...
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Modelling the spread of American foulbrood in honeybees
... A common practice when dealing with infectious diseases is to cull all farms, regardless of infection status, within a cer- tain radius of any infected animals discovered (contiguous premise culling, see [22]). The logic ...
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The status of beekeeping practices and honey production system in Ethiopia-a review
... Traditional hives are made up of different materials like clay, cow dung and ash, a hollowed-out log, and thick bamboo ...modern hives are widely distributed to the farmers in last decade, but there are a ...
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Chemical constituents and free radical scavenging activity of corn pollen collected from Apis mellifera hives compared to floral corn pollen at Nan, Thailand
... the hives were situated at the time near agricultural corn plantations which were in flower, and so the bees had likely foraged for pollen in the wealth of corn tassels rather than the more sparse (and diverse) ...
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The foraging behaviour of honey bees, Apis mellifera: a review
... Foraging behaviour of honey bee subspecies Differences between foraging activity as the number of bees leaving the hives were found between three honey bee subspecies; Yemeni, Italian an[r] ...
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Covert deformed wing virus infections have long term deleterious effects on honeybee foraging and survival
... Among pathogens, recent studies have suggested that deformed wing virus (DWV) represents an important long-term stressor, as it has been statistically associated with both winter mortality and colony collapse in many ...
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Insect floral visitors and their behaviour in hybrid carrot seed crops in Tasmania
... It also examines daily pollen collection activity of bees from hives and quantifies the level of carrot pollen collection, relative to pollen from other flowering resources, over the flo[r] ...
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Investigating the Role of Apiculture in Watershed Management and Income Improvement in Galessa Protected Area, Ethiopia
... transitional hives owned by the beekeepers are significantly different between the sample households ...traditional hives owned was not significantly different between the household ...
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High Resolution Environmental Modelling Application Using a Swarm of Sensor Nodes
... to a base station), so that network connectivity and relay capability are not issues. Regular maintenance of the system will be conducted throughout the experiment to minimise data loss during system downtime. Since it ...
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A vertical compartmented hive designforreducingpost harvest colony losses in three afrotropical stingless bee species (Apidae: Meliponinae)
... The two species (Plebeina hildebrandti, Meliponula bocandei) as well as the two morpho-species of M. ferruginea [M. ferruginea (reddish-brown), M. ferruginea(black)], accepted to nest in the vertical compartmented wooden ...
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Honeybee production practices in Sekota district, northern Ethiopia
... of hives used, type of beekeeping equipment used, honeybee floras, honey flow season, honey yield and price of ...modern hives were recently introduced in the area, modern beekeeping method attracted the ...
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Déjà Vu in The Hague – the relevance of the Chagos arbitral award to the proceedings before the ICJ - QIL QDI
... 16 For a defence of this position see S Yee, ‘Notes on the International Court of Justice (Part 7) – The Upcoming Separation of the Chagos Archipelago Advisory Opinion[r] ...
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The Optimization of Efficient Sampling Method Regarding the uses of the Portable XRF Analyses in the Field
... Volume 4, Issue 1, January – 2019 International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology ISSN No 2456 2165 IJISRT19JA308 www ijisrt com 405 The Optimization of Efficient Sampling Method R[.] ...
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The Role and Functions of the Implementation Committee of the School in Improving the Quality of Education
... Volume 4, Issue 2, February – 2019 International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology ISSN No 2456 2165 IJISRT19FB63 www ijisrt com 164 The Role and Functions of the Implementation Co[.] ...
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